An Interactive Display is a large touch-enabled screen that allows users to interact directly with digital content using fingers, a stylus, or sometimes even gestures. Unlike traditional projectors or monitors, interactive displays are designed for active participation — whether it’s writing notes, drawing diagrams, or collaborating on documents in real time.
A teacher explains a math problem by writing on the display. Students simultaneously solve parts of the problem using multi-touch, while the system records the entire session. Later, the notes are shared via email or cloud — no need for manual copying.